The discovery of the Higgs boson () by the ATLAS and CMS Collaborations in 2012 [1]}, [2]}, [3]} marked the beginning of an
extensive program of measurements aimed at determining its properties and testing their compatibility
with the standard model (SM) predictions. The four dominant Higgs boson production mechanisms in proton-proton (\(\) ) collisions are gluon-gluon fusion (\(\mathrm {F}\) ), vector boson fusion (VBF), Higgs strahlung off a vector boson (\(\) ) and Higgs boson production associated with two top quarks (\(\) ). The \(\mathrm {F}\)  production mode is the one with the largest cross section, exceeding the other cross sections by roughly one order of magnitude.
